The 1918 three-bed home is listed at $750K, and the guest house doubles as an Airbnb.
Why it matters: Houses in Charlotte are expensive. Low mortgage rates and an option for passive income help offset that cost.
Income potential: Listing agent Chip Jetton said the Airbnb averages 90% occupancy at $86 a night. The current homeowners net around $2,600 a month from the short-term rental.
The exact address is 1211 E. 35th. St. At 2,154 square feet, the home has 3 beds and 2 baths.
Highlights: 12-foot ceilings, heavy molding, black trim and painted fireplace, 4 fireplaces, modern kitchen and baths, large owner’s suite, office/flex space, architectural charm. The guest house is an additional 806 square feet.
Listed by: Chip Jetton at Cottingham Chalk
The home’s old-school charm really comes through in the details: narrow wood plank floors, thick moldings, etc.
The dining room fireplace provides the flair you’d expect with an older home.
I love the owner’s suite, especially the fireplace, doors and windows.
The guest house doubles as an Airbnb. The current owners bring in about $2,600 a month from it.
Photos by Matthew Benham Photography, courtesy of listing agent Chip Jetton
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